Clinical Depression

When it comes to caring someone who just undergone an operation, apparently love and care played a fundamental role in improving the patients condition, and undoubtly gauge the whole healing process. However, there's this particular senile organism that would snuff everyone's nerve out, causing nausea to everyone. To him/her, the world is his/hers and everything should be take for granted.

For instance, this specific organism has a demanding, bossy attitude that thinks everyone is under his/her command. Even if he/she knows that he's currently sick and recuperating in the goverment hospital (not the private specialist hospital that you can get excellent service for a wonderful sum of money), he/she will like the best of services and would not be satisfied with the you-are-getting-the-service-for-what-you've-paid policy. He/she demands that everything for him/her will be the best, even though he/she had had not paid well enough to deserve that kind of service. If the service is not up to expectation, he/she will be "left no choice" but to scold everyone until he/she get what he/she wants. Even if someone who came from afar to take good care of him/her FOR FREE, he/she will just treat her as if he is a slave, available for all kind of scoldings and mockings.

Things got worst when a couple of these organisms get together under the same ward. It may left a dark spot in the hospital history. All they could do is crap, gossiping others while they themselves state that "it's not good to badmouth people". How irony those organism's reasonings are!!!! It is crystal clear that they're backstabbing people and consider themselves "wise ones with no much words". How does these two statements jibe?? Alas, these organisms are clearly full of wisdom, but their moral decency depletes.

But in what place am i to say this??? She's my Grandma!!! Sigh.

Signs.


There's this Vision/Mission thing posted outside the orthopaedic ward. There's this "The three corporate value of ministry of health" (most bottom section) that aroused my attention. As i'm trying not to be inpatriotic, let me show how these values are put into practice in the hospital.

1. Caring service -

"Erm, excuse me?? can you help my grandma?? She wants to poop."
"I'm sorry, now that your grandma gets better, she should do it herself"

2. Teamwork -

"Doctor A where have you been for the past 30 minutes??"
"Doctor, i've been to so-and-so to do so-and-so."
"Why am i not informed of that?? you should know that you're on probation. it's really irresponsible of you."
"But doc, I...."
"Nevermind, VERY GOOD *sarcasticly*"

3.Professionalism -

Why the hell are the doctors wearing casual shirt and loose pants with Crocs shoes while working!!??? Aren't you guys professionals??




It says "NO handphones." Guess how i took this captcha?? Using my handphone camera of course. XD